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Algorithms - Design and Analysis Fundamentals
a. Design a recursive algorithm whose input is a decimal integer and whose output is the binary representation of the input.
b. Design a recursive algorithm that computes the reverse of the result in (a) - that is, converts a binary integer to its decimal equivalent.
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